Hirise Camera Collection

Martian sand dunes, satellite image
Martian sand dunes. Coloured satellite image of north polar sand dunes blown into crescent shapes by the wind. The dunes are covered by carbon dioxide frost except dark-coloured patches where

Martian central-peak crater floor, coloured satellite image. Central-peak craters form when the force of an impact causes the initial crater walls to collapse and produce a central uplift, or peak

Noctis Labyrinthus, Mars. Coloured satellite image of exposed layers on the valley walls of Noctis Labyrinthus on Mars. The white and grey patches (middle right)

Martian impact crater, satellite image
Martian impact crater. Coloured satellite image of an impact crater (centre, middle) on the northern plains of Mars. The terrain surface (red) is pitted with pockets of carbon dioxide frost (white)

Terra Sirenum region, Mars, coloured satellite image. This region, in the southern hemisphere, is heavily cratered. Spectrometer analysis of the rocks show the presence of ancient

Gullies on Mars. Coloured satellite image of gullies on the wall of a crater in the South Aonia Terra region on Mars. The crater rim runs from lower left to middle top

Volcanic blocks, Cerberus Palus, Mars. Coloured satellite image of disrupted terrain in Cerberus Palus, near the equator of Mars. This region is covered with ancient lava

Gullies on a martian sand dune
Gullies on a Martian sand dune. Coloured satellite image of gullies on a sand dune within Russell Crater, Mars. The source of the gullies is not known

Gullies on martian sand dunes
Gullies on Martian sand dunes. Coloured satellite image of Martian sand dunes with gully-like features. The source of the gullies is not known

Layered Martian terrain, satellite image
Layered Martian terrain. Coloured satellite image of layered rocks in Arabia Terra, northern Mars. The rocks have layers of roughly uniform depth

Martian crater rim, satellite image
Martian crater rim. Coloured satellite image of a fractured crater rim in Arabia Terra, northern Mars. It is thought the crater once held a large lake, which deposited sediments

Ice cap erosion on Mars, satellite image
Ice cap erosion on Mars. Coloured satellite image of pits on the south polar ice cap. The ice cap is made from frozen carbon dioxide

Martian sand dune, satellite image
Martian sand dune. Coloured satellite image of a crater-floor sand dune. The blue-grey swirling patterns are trails created by small tornadoes, known as dust devils

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"Exploring Mars from Above: Capturing the Mysteries of Martian Landscapes with HiRISE Camera" Witness the mesmerizing beauty of Martian sand dunes, as seen through a satellite image captured by the powerful HiRISE camera. Dive into the intricate patterns and textures of Martian sand dunes, revealed in stunning detail by HiRISE's high-resolution imagery. Discover the secrets hidden within the Martian central-peak crater floor, unveiled by HiRISE's exceptional imaging capabilities. Embark on a visual journey through Noctis Labyrinthus, an enigmatic region on Mars that comes to life thanks to HiRISE's satellite images. Marvel at the breathtaking view of a Martian impact crater, brought closer than ever before through HiRISE's advanced technology. Explore Terra Sirenum region on Mars like never before – witness its rugged terrains and fascinating geological features through HiRISE's lens. Uncover the mysteries behind gullies on Mars with detailed images captured by HiRISE, shedding light on their formation and evolution over time. Encounter volcanic blocks scattered across Cerberus Palus, offering insights into Mars' volcanic history – all made possible by HiRISE camera's precision. Delve into captivating visuals showcasing gullies etched onto a martian sand dune; evidence of dynamic processes still shaping our neighboring planet today. Immerse yourself in an otherworldly landscape as you explore gullies intricately carved upon martian sand dunes – an awe-inspiring sight captured by HiRISE camera.